DBT

Adherent DBT vs. DBT-Informed Treatment

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a behavioral therapy that has been used since the 1990’s. Since then, it has rapidly grown in popularity as a highly effective treatment. It’s no surprise you may have heard of it. It's bound to be mentioned either from a peer, in a therapy intake, a clinician’s bio, or as… Continue reading Adherent DBT vs. DBT-Informed Treatment

DBT and its 5 main goals for how it works
DBT

Who Benefits From DBT? Who Does DBT Work For?

Has Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) treatment been recommended to you? Or maybe you‘ve heard about DBT and are wondering if it’s what you’re looking for. Perhaps you’re a parent who is searching for the most effective treatment for your struggling child. Let’s explore a few ways which DBT treatment or DBT Skills Groups could help you and your loved ones.

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Child Therapy, DBT, Teenagers

A Parent’s Guide to DBT Skills Groups

When kids struggle with poor emotional regulation, their moods shift between lashing out and withdrawal. When this happens, it is incredibly difficult to understand what is actually going on. Let alone what you can do to help. If you're child experiences these intense emotions, they may benefit from a DBT skills group like the ones we offer at Montgomery Country Counseling.

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Adults, Covid-19, DBT

Turning the Mind to the New Year

As we close out the year, we are asked, if not expected, to keep looking forward. We might be asked (perhaps virtually) what our New Year’s resolutions will be? What our goals are for after the clock strikes midnight? But today, I ask you to pause. Resolutions and goals are important. AND so is acceptance of just being wherever you are. I want to ask you to consider a new, perhaps different skill to bring with you into 2021: Turning the mind towards accceptance.